Hotels With WiFi in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan

Highly recommended. Clean facilities with two public onsens and an amazing few of Mt. Fuji. If you do not end up with a mountain view room do not be too concerned- there is an observation deck up stairs. Private onsens are available for rental. Great service and a relaxing environment, if you find yourself in the area I suggest a 2 night stay at minimum- I had only booked one night and it felt insufficient to fully immerse oneself in the relaxing atmosphere.

It's a bit of a walk to the station, and the room isn't huge, but the hot spring bath was really good. The soba noodles at night were delicious, and breakfast was quite generous. Plus, the special grape juice available in the lobby was a nice touch!

We received a free upgrade to a room with a view on mount fuji which was great. The room was spacious and decent. Location is ok, but we arrived late and we could not get anything to eat anymore (also not nearby) arrived at 22:30 or something. We did not make use of the Onsen or something so cannot comment about that

The price is low and it's convenient to watch the sunrise, so I'd still recommend it. **Location:** It's a 7-minute walk to Yamanakako Hirano no Hama, and 3-4 minutes to Hirano Station, where there's a 7-Eleven right next to it. **Facilities:** No elevator. The room doesn't have a private toilet, mirror, or wall-mounted air conditioner. There's a small heater that blows warm air, but it has a strange smell. The second floor has no heating, so it's quite cold when going to the public restroom. The central fireplace in the lobby on the first floor is a bit warmer. The women's bath on the first floor is small but has hot water, which was very comfortable after soaking in the middle of winter. However, after bathing, I noticed my body smelled strongly of disinfectant. **Breakfast:** When checking in, I chose 7:30 AM for breakfast. After watching the sunrise, I had enough time to come back and pack my luggage. It was about 70% filling, but you can add more rice yourself. You need to return the tray after eating. **Environment:** The entire building had a strong gasoline smell, which was the hardest part for me as I dislike the smell of gasoline.

Fuji-Q Hotel is part of the Fuji-Q Group, located on the mountain north of Lake Yamanakako. If you call the hotel from Yamanakako Bus Station, they'll send a car to pick you up. There was a handsome foreign gentleman at the front desk who gave a very detailed explanation of the hotel's facilities – big thumbs up! We booked a balcony room, which was great value for money. The room was spacious, and the complimentary bottled water had a lovely design, perfect for Instagram photos. The view of Mount Fuji from the balcony was absolutely stunning, and you could pretty much overlook the entire Lake Yamanakako. We tried both hot springs at the hotel, each with its own unique charm. The 'Starlit Bath' allows you to gaze at the starry sky from the outdoor pool at night, while the other hot spring offers views of Mount Fuji's sunrise in the early morning. Unfortunately, you can't take phones inside for photos. The hotel's breakfast was also delicious with a wide variety of options. When we visited, the hotel was even hosting a haiku event, and if your submission was chosen, you could win a free night! I wonder if our entry will be lucky enough to be selected. Anyway, it's the thought that counts, haha. All in all, it was a fantastic stay.

Overall not bad. Location is good, with ramen to serve at night. Also there is onsen at rooftop. so it’s ok.

We were incredibly lucky to get room 111. As soon as we opened the window, there were many clever koi fish. Whenever someone was on the balcony, they would immediately come over. There was fish food available at the hotel entrance; it was self-service. We were very touched. We had a five-year-old child traveling with us, and the hotel staff always made sure to include the child's utensils when preparing cutlery in the restaurant, even though we hadn't ordered dinner for him. We will definitely come again. Thank you.

The building has a nice atmosphere and is Japanese style, but the rooms are clean. The toilets in the rooms were also new. There was also a hot spring on the top floor, which was nice. I wasn't able to use it, but there was also a lounge on the top floor where you could drink wine, which looked nice.

I stayed one night at Fuji Marriott Hotel Lake Yamanaka and really enjoyed the beautiful view of Mount Fuji from my room. The breakfast was very nice with a good variety of food. However, one thing that disappointed me was that I couldn’t turn off the hot spring water in the room. The running water sound made it difficult to sleep comfortably. Since I was only staying for one night, I didn’t request a room change. Another area for improvement is that the staff could be more proactive in assisting guests with their baggage upon arrival. The hotel’s location is far away from the train station, but we drove there so it was fine. Overall, it was a pleasant stay with a stunning view and great breakfast, but there’s some room for improvement in comfort and service attentiveness.

Receptionist is very friendly, helping us and explaining in details for the amenities in the hotel. We stayed 3 days 2 nights in the hotel, on the second day onsen is under maintenance and great that hotel arrange to send us to another onsen area for complimentary onsen experience. View from the level 4 breakfast area is stunning Mount Fuji view, please don’t miss booking breakfast of the hotel. There’re plenty of restaurants in the hotel, and even at the onsen place. Room is pretty good because tea table and chairs are in the room taking up the space. You’ll enjoy your stay in the hotel, at least we enjoyed.